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Companies placed into compulsory liquidation by court order, as recorded by the Department of Registrar of Companies.

Solvent companies wound up by decision of their members rather than by a court or creditors.

Companies wound up voluntarily where creditors control the liquidation because the company cannot pay its debts.

Companies placed under an administrator's control to rescue the business or realise assets.

Companies where the court has appointed a provisional liquidator ahead of a full winding-up order.

Companies with a published three-month strike-off notice — they will be removed from the register unless action is taken.

Companies that have received a reminder letter from the Registrar — an early compliance-failure signal.

Companies removed from the register by the Registrar, most often for failing to file.

Companies dissolved on completion of a liquidation, following a merger, or by court decision.

Companies currently registered and in good standing on the register.